Three Strikes Against the Drug War
The last two months have witnessed more far-reaching changes on the drug-policy scene in Latin America and the US than in all previous decades combined. Three fundamental shifts have occurred, each of which would be important on its own; taken together, they may lead to the end of the hemisphere's failed war on drugs.
MEXICO CITY – The last two months have witnessed more far-reaching changes on the drug-policy scene in Latin America and the United States than in all previous decades combined. Three fundamental shifts have occurred, each of which would be important on its own; taken together, they may be a game-changer that finally ends the hemisphere’s failed war on drugs.
MEXICO CITY – The last two months have witnessed more far-reaching changes on the drug-policy scene in Latin America and the United States than in all previous decades combined. Three fundamental shifts have occurred, each of which would be important on its own; taken together, they may be a game-changer that finally ends the hemisphere’s failed war on drugs.